WAC 110-15-3610. Countable income

DSHS counts income as money a consumer earns or receives from: (1) Wages and commissions earned from employment; (2) Unemployment compensation; (3) The following child support payment amounts: (a) For applicants or consumers who are not receiving DSHS division of child support services, the amount as shown on a current court or administrative order; (b) For applicants or consumers who are receiving DSHS division of child support services, the amount as verified by the DSHS division of child support; (c) For applicants or consumers who have an informal verbal or written child support agreement, the amount verified by a written agreement signed by the noncustodial parent (NCP); or (d) For applicants or consumers who cannot provide a written agreement signed by the NCP, the amount received for child support verified by a written statement from the consumer that documents why they cannot provide the statement from the NCP; (4) Supplemental security income (SSI); (5) Other Social Security payments, such as Social Security Administration (SSA) and Social Security disability insurance (SSDI); (6) Refugee assistance payments; (7) Payments from the Veterans' Administration; (8) Pensions or retirement income; (9) Payments from labor and industries (L&I), or disability payments; (10) Lump sums as money a consumer receives from a one-time payment such as back child support, an inheritance, or gambling winnings; (11) Other types of income not listed in WAC 170-290-3630 ; and (12) Gross wages from employment or self-employment income as defined in WAC 170-290-0003 . Gross wages include any wages that are taxable.